Lateral Think - The Melbourne Athletic Development Podcast

Professor Carla Stecco is a trained Orthopaedic Surgeon and a lead researcher of Human Anatomy and Movement Sciences at the University of Padova. The family legacy of the Stecco family is rich in anatomical and fascial research for pain science, manual therapy and the understanding of functional anatomy.

Melbourne Athletic Development is a sports and injury management clinic based in Melbourne, Australia. To maximise your performance or optimise your injury management contact the team at www.melbourneathleticdevelopment.com.au

In this episode Jack and John discuss the concept of intellectual ego and how it can impair our ability to explore new information, develop as professionals and maintain our curiosity when we are exposed to unfamiliar information.

Melbourne Athletic Development is a sports and injury management clinic based in Melbourne, Australia. To maximise your performance or optimise your injury management contact the team at www.melbourneathleticdevelopment.com.au

In this episode we speak with Orthopaedic Surgeon Sina Babazadeh. With experience working across knee, hip and wrist surgery, Sina gives us insight into the knowledge acquisition of orthopaedic surgeons, his interest in consuming historical medical texts and where he sees musculoskeletal medical management progressing in the future.

Melbourne Athletic Development is a sports and injury management clinic based in Melbourne, Australia. To maximise your performance or optimise your injury management contact the team at www.melbourneathleticdevelopment.com.au

Anthony Blazevich is a Professor of Biomechanics in the School of Medical and Health Sciences at Edith Cowan University in Perth, Australia. He is a world leading expert in biomechanics, muscle physiology and its integration into sports performance.

Melbourne Athletic Development is a sports and injury management clinic based in Melbourne, Australia. To maximise your performance or optimise your injury management contact the team at www.melbourneathleticdevelopment.com.au

In this episode Jack and John discuss evidence based practice and how clinicians understanding of its key pillars may influence the approach to healthcare.

Melbourne Athletic Development is a sports and injury management clinic based in Melbourne, Australia. To maximise your performance or optimise your injury management contact the team at www.melbourneathleticdevelopment.com.au

Dr Alessandro Garofolini is a post doctorate researcher based at Victoria University with a focus on research in myofascial systems and their behaviour in relation to coordination of movement.

Melbourne Athletic Development is a sports and injury management clinic based in Melbourne, Australia. To maximise your performance or optimise your injury management contact the team at www.melbourneathleticdevelopment.com.au

Assistant Professor Jacques Courseault is a sport medicine physician based at Tulane University School of Medicine. With clinical practice in sports medicine, Jack explores a recent publication from Assistant Professor Courseault exploring treatment for hypermobility syndromes and their relation to dietary micronutrient intake.

Melbourne Athletic Development is a sports and injury management clinic based in Melbourne, Australia. To maximise your performance or optimise your injury management contact the team at www.melbourneathleticdevelopment.com.au

In this episode we discuss the management of athletic populations during competitive seasons. We aim to explore how this varies from individual to team sports and look to identify which approaches may be helpful at different stages of athletic careers.

Melbourne Athletic Development is a sports and injury management clinic based in Melbourne, Australia. To maximise your performance or optimise your injury management contact the team at www.melbourneathleticdevelopment.com.au

Following our discussion with Professor Sophia Nimphius we decided that it would be a good opportunity to discuss movement variability and how the definitions used in the paper she discussed by Cowin. This discussion dives into how you can use these definitions of movement variability in your prescription of rehabilitation and training.

Melbourne Athletic Development is a sports and injury management clinic based in Melbourne, Australia. To maximise your performance or optimise your injury management contact the team at www.melbourneathleticdevelopment.com.au

Professor Sophia Nimphius is a pioneer in sports performance. Not only is she a world leading expert in multiple areas of research, she has has been determined to keep her hand in face to face coaching across her whole career. In this discussion we explore topics from program design to movement variability and communication in coaching. A truly great discussion for anyone in the sports performance, coaching and injury professions.

Melbourne Athletic Development is a sports and injury management clinic based in Melbourne, Australia. To maximise your performance or optimise your injury management contact the team at www.melbourneathleticdevelopment.com.au